Headlines for Thursday, April 12, 2018:
- Teacher walkout crowds diminish for a second day at the Capitol. (Tulsa World)
- Moore educators protest returning to school. (NewsOK)
- Election board sees busiest day in nearly 20 years with 458 filing for public office. (Tulsa World)
- Judge who approved probation for church camp rapist applies for reelection. (NewsOK)
- Teachers file for public office in light on walkout. (NewsOK)
- Anti-tax conservatives are working to undo the tax increase passed last month. (Journal Record)
- Health forum applauds cigarette tax, but say it also falls short. (Tulsa World)
- Fallin gets bill to protect victims of sexual assault. (Tulsa World)
- Opioid addiction bills advance out of committee. (NewsOK)
- Energy executives say they’re concerned about the knowledge gap in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
- Specialty cattle breeders feel less concern over a possible trade war. (Journal Record)
- Portions of Oklahoma are facing extreme fire danger today and tomorrow. (Fox25)
- Tulsa fire academy graduates 26 cadets. (Tulsa World)
- Tulsa approves restrictions on dollars stores in northern parts of the city (Tulsa World)
- Oklahoma City moves closer to finishing its alcohol zoning laws. (Journal Record)
- “A Better Way” sees success in hiring the homeless in first month. (Tulsa World)
- Thunder secures a number four seed in the playoffs with a win in its final game. (NewsOK)